further south, powerful winds in jacksonville. brought down the canopy of a gas station you saw there. and -- right on top of a car. you can seep that, that, tractor-trailer. wow. >> trip to jacksonville zoo turned into a scary one for family who were watching animals there. taking video within an animal picked up a piece of cement and threw it at them. nearly hit a 2-year-old boy. thankful lee one was injured. zookeepers say bonobos aren't aggressive an mamz, they're playful. they didn't know a piece of cement was there, it was sitting in water. off awe let's give a shout out to friend powerhouse station in philadelphia, wpvi, jim gardner celebrating his 40th anniversary. on the air. whoo! >> marked the owe skags by playing the hero for meteorologist. >> partly sunny skies. there goes my earring. wardrobe malfunction. hope i dent lose it. love the earring. parts of delaware. the high. 71 degrees. i was wondering what that was. thank you. >> is that it? >> thank you. thank you. >> like my favorite moment ever on action news. >> so

ponte vedra, the jacksonville area.d that is a great shoot from a difficult position under pressure. nick: it sure is. as i said, to get inside six feet. most important thing, keep your head down, see that divot first. got it onto the downslope and it must have been break kisner's heart. he now knows he's got to chip in to force a playoff. bill: scott brown. nick: same here. scott's got to be thinking hole it. that's a pretty good effort. bill: well -- [laughter] nick: it's going to go in. cameron knows he has to make it. if kisner holes it, he's got it for a tie. reading this one like a putt. wow, what a -- bill: oh, my goodness! nick: that's what we were looking for. bill: wow! nick: it went in like right up a drainpipe. what a shot. jams it in there. they are stunned. bill: can you believe that? bill: i thought -- talk about a quick decision. he took one look at that and jams it in there. jamming jazz, in new orleans. bill: unbelievable. an eagle at the last for 60. another look. nick: it was scuddling, wasn't it? th

if everybody knows that in jacksonville, that will impede people walking and now will have an impacton it so this idea of having community-base diverse solutions is really, really important. so that's what we are going to do and thank you to the robert wood johnson foundation for providing the money for them to do it. i would like to ask ceo for healthy generation and lori, ceo of the partnership for healthier america who just told me that he was the much younger brother of a guy who was my friend in law school. [laughter] >> and i looked at him and said, you're too young to be the brother of anybody i went to law school with. [laughter] >> he said, they had a family and strong it out. i would like to ask them to come here so we can celebrate this and we are going to get, you know, start with a million and a half dollars and see what we can do and thank you to the robert wood johnson foundation. thank you to the companies that will work with us. i was really glad to listen to the previous speaker. i really like what they do because every person who doesn't get diabetes is one less cu

a wildfire spewing thick smoke from southeast georgia to jacksonville, florida has forced many people from their homes tonight. that fire caused authorities in carlton county, georgia to issue a mandatory evacuation order. that fire started in the okie fanoki national refuge and pushed its way south. it pushed the smoke all the way toward jacksonville. >>> out west, dramatic video of a huge refuge fire that broke out in california,bo the fire quickly spread to nearby palm trees and that lit up the night sky. firefighters were quick and aggressive and knocked it down in a short time. no injuries were reported and at this point no one is quite sure how that started. >>> check out this surveillance video from philadea.lphi the search is on tonight for the thieves who broke in to a church in the city's west side to burglarize two stores. the video shows the two suspects, they crawl out of a wall and in to a cell phone store. investigators say the suspects then smashed through another wall to get in to a grocery store. the suspects stole money, cell phones, and lottery tickets. >>> more th

when i fight orlando, tampa, jacksonville, driving and my district -- into my district. >> the hours? >> they are amazingly long. i thought it was a busy surgeon. i was wrong. >> how many hours? >> i have not added it up. my wife

when we come back, marissa alexander joins us from jacksonville. and then we will speak with a college graduate here in tampa, a syrian refugee. this is democracy now! stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. on the road into have a, florida. nermeen shaikh is in our studios in new york. amy: we turn now to the case of marissa alexander, the african-american mother of three who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for firing what she maintains was a warning shot at her abusive husband in 2010. she attempted to use florida's stand your ground law in her defense, the law that was made famous when george zimmerman successfully used it in his defense after he shot and killed unarmed african-american teenager trayvon martin. but in march 2012, the jury rejected alexander's use of standard or ground and convicted her after only 12 minutes of deliberation. she was sentenced to 20 years behind bars under a florida law known as "10-20-life" that carries a mandatory minimum for certain gun crimes,

orlando, tampa, or jacksonville just to drive into my district and work on the east end. >> the hours? the hours are amazingly long. i thought as a busy surgeon you couldn't be more busy than i was. i was wrong. >> how many hours? >> i have not added it up. my wife works harder. there are more things than you can do and you have to say there are only 24 hours in a day, set aside six for sleep. >> thank you for talking to us and telling our viewers about yourself. newsmakers, the rhode island congressman, the cofounder and cochair of the cyber security caucus, talks about how the u.s. should defend cyber attacks and the ransomware attack. ♪ washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues. coming up this morning, pentagon bureau chief discusses the pentagon's progress report on the fight against isis. then the american advance for sciences will join us to discuss the future of scientific advisory boards under donald and environmental security departments. piecewe will discuss a examining how the u.s. education system has left some children and their parents behind. be sur

if everybody knows that in jacksonville, that will impede people walking.hat will have an impact on this. this idea of having community-based diverse solutions is really important. that is what we are going to do, and thank you to the robert wood johnson foundation for writing the money for them to do it -- providing the money for them to do it. i would ask the ceo of our alliance for healthy generation and the ceo of the partnership for a healthy america, who just told me he was a much younger brother of a guy who was my friend in law school -- [laughter] to be you are too young the brother of anybody i'm at a law school with. [laughter] he said they have a prolific family and a strong it out. -- strung it out. i would like to ask them to come here so we can celebrate this. -- starting to get with $1.5 million and see what we can do. thank you to the foundation. thank you to the company's that will work with us -- companies that will work with us. i was glad to listen to the previous speaker. i really like what they do because every person who does not get

fran from jacksonville, florida. good morning. >> caller: yes, i was calling concerning the colors that ares always calling in and saying the news media is against the president and they need to give him a chance untrue, fake news and this uncorroborated, the president himself corroborates most of the articles that are out there up to the one about what he said to the russians and house.ite i just wonder what it is that defend him people and go against their best interests or the interests of country, including congress because theme thing president gives us all the need.ce that we he's, you know, i want to say about what he has done that i don't know whether of or what they expect him to do for them. but i recall that as soon as he the white house and seemed like the first executive turn back that quarter of percentage interest rates that age president obama had given to the people. he reduced the interest rate for a e mortgages for fha, by quarter of percent, donald trump ame into the white house, signed executive

i had the great honor for 12 years of being sheriff of the jacksonville sheriff's office in jacksonville, florida. ring my tenure, i was deeply saddened to bury two of my officers who died in the line of duty. they were officers scott bell, ho gave his life in service in officer then again christopher mccain -- christopher cane in 2008. so i say again, on behalf of a very grateful nation, we thank them for their noble service and we honor them for their uty and sacrifice. mr. speaker, i reserve back. r. reichert: thank you, mr. reichert: i thank you for being here and honoring those who fell in your community, under your command. thanks for your 40 hours with the sheriff's office in jacksonville. i'm proud to serve with you in congress. we need more sheriffs in congress, by the way. at this time, i'd like to recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. ferguson. mr. ferguson: i would like to first thank the gentleman from washington for organizing this event for us to thank the brave men and women who keep our communities safe day in and day out. i, sheriff, like you, have the honor and pri

so we fly to orlando, tampa, or jacksonville to drive into my district and work on that east end of the district. >> and the hours? >> the hours are amazingly long. i thought as a busy surgeon you could not be any busier than i was. i was wrong. yeah. i was wrong. >> what are you working? how many hours out here? >> i have not added it up. my wife works harder than i worked as a surgeon. i work -- it's a lot.

so we fly to orlando, tampa, or jacksonville to drive into my district and work on that east end of the district. >> and the hours? >> the hours are amazingly long. i thought as a busy surgeon you could not be any busier than i was. i was wrong. yeah. i was wrong. >> what are you working? how many hours out here? >> i have not added it up. my wife works harder than i worked as a surgeon. i work -- it's a lot. a lot of time. you can do -- there's more things than you can do and at some point you have to say, all right, there's only 24 hours in a day. set aside six for sleep. >> congressman neal dunn, thank you very much for talking to us and telling our c-span viewers a little bit about your. >> thank you, greta. ♪ >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> transportation secretary elaine chao announced monday that president trump will be releasing his infrastructure plan in the coming weeks. she spoke at an infrastructure forrum in w

when i fight orlando, tampa, jacksonville, driving and my district -- into my district. >> the hours? >> they are amazingly long. i thought it was a busy surgeon. i was wrong. >> how many hours? >> i have not added it up. my wife works longer that which is a surgeon. i think it's some point you have to say there are only 24 hours in the day, and set aside six for sleep. >> congressman, thank you for talking to us and telling us a little bit about yourself. >> thank you, greta. >> councilman jacky rosen, representing the third district of nevada, a democrat. why did you decide to run for congress? >> i decided to run a little over a year ago. i will tell you why. one some of the folks around las vegas, senator reid and others approached me, they were looking for someone from our district who had lived there a long time. raise a family, built a business, done community work. i took care of my parents and in-laws as they aged. i had experience. i had experience going through social security and medicare, and unfortunately rehab hospitals with broken next and hip -- necks and hips. they a

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. >> host: you confined our guest work on-line the first call is from jacksonville jacksonville:the independent line. >> caller: good morning. you lost we dare say he is headed towards fascism or not? it sounds like you're giving the argument that he was. and the republic was foundedthaw with a lot less people than now also is that to a point that we start to a outlive the benefits of democracy?. >> number two profoundly now to create a more prosperous country that doesn't just mean voting of the checks and balances to put trust in society which brings me to the first question coming is very important it isn't just about a person that depends on all of us and that history can teach us the early warnings signals. >> isn't a spectator sport the signs are dangerous enough for what history has offered us into stop these possibilities we could go further if we think it is about a liter we are in trouble.it is and their choosing to do this small modest things. >> good morning. it seems we are moving further and further with partisanship getting more intense that most people see this as a football gam

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fly to orlando, tampa or jacksonville just to drive into my district and kind of work on that's end of the district. >> host: and the hours? >> guest: the hours are amazing. amazingly long. i thought as a busy surgeon you could not be any busier than i was. i was wrong. yeah, i was wrong. >> host: when you're working, how many hours out here? >> guest: ing i have not added it up. hi wife works harder than i worked as a surgeon. it's a lot of time. you can do -- there's more things than you can do, and i think at some point you have to say, all right, there's only 24 hours this a day, set aside sick for sleep. [laughter] >> host: congressman neal dunn, thank you very much for talking to us and telling our viewers a little bit about yourself. >> guest: thank you, greta. >> tonight on "the communicators," terrell mcsweeny of the federal trade commission talks about key issues facing the internet including the recent malware cyber attack on some 150 countries, internet security, privacy and regulations. you when we are giving precise location about our spaces it becomes more important to p

deal from jacksonville's florida but the problem is a walk downtown one minute and you're in the country. but if everybody knows that so this idea of community basis to be really important. so that is what we will do and then to you do it in this ceo the partnership for a healthier america to be a much younger brother and said you are too young to be the brother of anybody. [laughter] he said they had a prolific family the would like to ask them to come here and we will start with 1.$5 million to see what we can do and put it toward the foundation . thank you for the companies that will work with us and then did not like what they do. people of type 2 diabetes. and then trying to save their lives. to be to middle east into shanghai. so we will do this together and then to come up with more projects and then to bring in more businesses through the foundation that without them we would not have done any of this. let's give them a hand. [applause] >> get levels in one final thing and in washington d.c. with that impact of the type two diabetes so don't get discouraged the bigness nobody wan

it happened 15 miles off coast of jacksonville. the three men were left clinging to a cooler as well as the a gas can. they were treading in water for three hours. after they boat took on water and capsized. all three men are okay this morning. and no doubt thankful. >> to a sign of unique u.s. patriotism. >> great. >> from canada. check out this scene that happened before an nhl playoff game in edmonton. >> so the oilers hosted anaheim ducks, game three of the series last night. as usual the crowd was asked to stand for the u.s. and canadian national anthems. >> unfortunately. country singer, brett kissel's microphone stopped working before the star spangled banner. he egged on the crowd. and then this happened. ♪ the bombs bursting in air gave proof that our flag was still there ♪ >> what an amazing moment. >> sound like the entire arena is singing, again, the game was being hosted in canada. >> yeah, in way northern alberta canada. not even near the border. not as if people might have driven over from the u.s. it was filled with

host: kenneth, jacksonville, north carolina, good morning. caller: my name is kenneth. i've been in military for 21 years served in vietnam and beirut. my question is, the clinics they are not upe veterans to par. a number one is, every time you to get an x-ray, they got to send you 20 or 30 miles to get an x-ray. number two is, when you put in the doctors to fill them out and you send them to the main regional office to days,led, 90 days to 100 forever. guest: these are common problems the show today. you happen to go 20 or 30 miles when there'sare probably private care much cloys closer. need to choice and you have the ability to choose. not easy conflicts to be part of. particularly -- you served your country in very tough circumstances. right to useve the your benefits that you earned. longe not having to drive distances to access the care. if you like your v.a. provider, you ultimately think it's worth driving that far to access care, you should have the ability to do that. access case, you prefer to private provider that's closer. i'm sure there are many that are

in jacksonville a high of 96 degrees. looking really warm in florida. >>> so depending where you are across the country that will make a big difference in the weather we face. >>> all right. when it's warm a lot of water parkes will be the destination for a lot of people. we want to share this story. a little boy unscathed after falling off a water slide. he reaches the bottom and then goes airborne, skids across the concrete. he was able to get up on his own and walk away with a few scratches. it happened at a waterpark in california. the ride is closed until officials figure out what went wrong. >>> just ahead we'll hear from caroline kennedy on what would have been her father's 100th birthday. >> more arrests in last week's manchester bombing. standing tall in the face of terror. all the sunscreen. i wonder who. we're going to need some reinforcements... (on walkie-talkie) ...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is just ar